When I used Shiksha's NMAT College Predictor, it told me that CDPI calls for NMIMS Hyderabad can be obtained at a 195 score?

But here in the comment section, it is told that we need to secure a minimum of a 200 score. So can I expect a CDPI call from NMIMS from the 2nd or 3rd round with a 195 score in NMAT 2021?

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You can expect a call from NMIMS as a score of around 212 is 95% according to the trends of the recent NMAT exams. 90% is a percentage in which you can generally get a call from NMIMS Bangalore and NMIMS Hyderabad and also from XIMB.

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